Bureau of Land Management - Arcata Field Office

Established in 1976, the California Conservation Corps is a unit that operates residential and nonresidential programs and centers. Its work force development program offers youths to serve their state and provides life skills training for issues related to environmental conservation, fire protection and emergency response. The unit hires youths between the ages of 18 and 25 for conservation-related work. The California Conservation Corps conducts several search and rescue operations and staffs public assistance centers during large-scale disasters. The unit administers the Backcountry Trails Program, which was started in 1979 and preserves wilderness areas and makes them safer and accessible for the public. It maintains a location in Fortuna, Calif.

Arcata City Hall in Arcata, CA is a government organization that serves the community by providing various services and resources. They are currently seeking feedback on their draft application for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing PRO Housing competitive grant, and they are also implementing changes to downtown streets as part of the Eighth and Ninth Street Improvement Project. Additionally, they have recently received an independent review of the Arcata Police Department's response to a homicide case and are working on incorporating the recommendations. Generated from the website